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Jacksonville Jaguars unveiled 2019 preseason and regular season schedules

Published

8 years ago

April 17, 2019

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Jaguars have unveiled their 2019 preseason and regular season schedules, the club announced today. A video link to the team’s schedule release can be found here. The Jaguars’ 2019 schedules are presented by McGowan’s Heating & Air Conditioning.

2019 JAGUARS PRESEASON SCHEDULE

GAME	DATE	OPPONENT	ET
1	Aug. 8	at Baltimore Ravens (Thurs.)	7:30 p.m.
2	Aug. 15	vs. Philadelphia Eagles (Thurs.)	7 p.m.
3	Aug. 22	at Miami Dolphins (Thurs.)	8 p.m. (FOX)
4	Aug. 29	vs. Atlanta Falcons (Thurs.)	7 p.m.

2019 JAGUARS REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE

WEEK	DATE	OPPONENT	ET	TV
1	Sept. 8	Kansas City Chiefs	1 p.m.	CBS
2	Sept. 15	at Houston Texans	1 p.m.	CBS
3	Sept. 19	Tennessee Titans (Thurs.)	8:20 p.m.	NFLN
4	Sept. 29	at Denver Broncos	4:25 p.m.	CBS
5	Oct. 6	at Carolina Panthers	1 p.m.	CBS
6	Oct. 13	New Orleans Saints	1 p.m.	CBS
7	Oct. 20	at Cincinnati Bengals	1 p.m.	CBS
8	Oct. 27	New York Jets	1 p.m.	CBS
9	Nov. 3	Houston Texans (London)	9:30 a.m.	NFLN
10		Bye Week
11	Nov. 17	at Indianapolis Colts	1:00 p.m.	CBS
12	Nov. 24	at Tennessee Titans	4:05 p.m.	CBS
13	Dec. 1	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	1 p.m.	FOX
14	Dec. 8	Los Angeles Chargers	4:05 p.m.	FOX
15	Dec. 15	at Oakland Raiders	4:05 p.m.	CBS
16	Dec. 22	at Atlanta Falcons	1 p.m.	FOX
17	Dec. 29	Indianapolis Colts	1 p.m.	CBS

TICKET INFORMATION: Fans wanting to not miss a minute of the action at TIAA Bank Field can immediately begin purchasing single-game tickets for the 2019 season by visitingJaguars.com, Ticketmaster.com or by calling the Jaguars sales hotline. For the best seats and discounts this season, the general public can also purchase season and group tickets. Members of the Jaguars sales team are standing by at (904) 633-2000 or ticketing@jaguars.com following the schedule announcement to assist with fan questions.

JAGUARS KICK OFF 25TH SEASON: The 2019 season marks the Jaguars’ 25th season and the NFL’s 100th anniversary. The Jaguars’ social and digital platforms will feature a plethora of content commemorating the team’s silver season, including the introduction of the All-25 Team, which features the top 25 Jaguars in franchise history, as voted on by members of the local media who have covered the team through its first 25 seasons.

JAGUARS OPEN AT HOME: The Jaguars will host the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 1, marking the 14th time in franchise history the team will open the season at home and the first time since Doug Marrone was named the team’s head coach in January 2017. Jacksonville is 13-11 all-time in season openers, including a 7-6 record at home. Over the last two seasons, the Jaguars are 2-0 in season openers under Marrone. This marks the first time the Jaguars have opened the season at home since 2016 and the second time they have opened the season at home against the Chiefs (2013). With a victory over Kansas City in Week 1, the Jaguars will have won three consecutive season openers for the first time since 2004-06. For the second year in a row, the Jaguars will host the NFL’s reigning MVP in their home opener – Tom Brady in 2018 and Patrick Mahomes in 2019. In 2018, the Jaguars defeated the Patriots, 31-20, in Week 2. The Jaguars are 6-6 in 12 regular season games against the Chiefs, including 4-2 at home.

THURSDAY NIGHT AT THE BANK: The Jaguars host the Titans for Thursday Night Football in Week 3 on Sept. 19 in the team’s first divisional game of the year. The matchup marks the fifth time in the last six seasons in which the AFC South rivals will compete on Thursday Night Football, with the Jaguars holding a 2-0 record in such games at TIAA Bank Field. Overall, Jacksonville has won three of their last five games played on Thursday night, including four consecutive appearances at home. The Week 3 matchup on Thursday Night Football marks Jacksonville’s first prime-time, regular-season home game since 2015. Jacksonville has played in 37 nationally-televised prime-time games in the franchise’s 24-season history, posting a 17-20 record in those contests, including a 15-12 mark at home in Jacksonville. Jacksonville’s Week 3 matchup versus Tennessee marks the first time the Jaguars have played on Thursday Night Football in September and the second-earliest prime-time game in franchise history (Week 2, 2006, vs. Pittsburgh).

DON’T FORGET TO SET A REMINDER: The Jaguars will play six games outside the 1 p.m. ET window in 2019, tied for the second-most in franchise history and the most since 2008. See below for the matchups:

WEEK	DATE	OPPONENT	ET	TV
3	Sept. 19	Tennessee Titans (Thurs.)	8:20 p.m.	NFLN
4	Sept. 29	at Denver Broncos	4:25 p.m.	CBS
9	Nov. 3	Houston Texans (London)	9:30 a.m.	NFLN
12	Nov. 24	at Tennessee Titans	4:05 p.m.	CBS
14	Dec. 8	Los Angeles Chargers	4:05 p.m.	FOX
15	Dec. 15	at Oakland Raiders	4:05 p.m.	CBS

SUCCESSFUL IN SEPTEMBER: The Jaguars will play four games in September this season, including two games on the road. In Week 1, the Jaguars host the Chiefs, followed by a trip to AFC South rival Houston in Week 2. In Week 3, the Jaguars play the Titans on Thursday Night Football (NFL Network) before traveling to Denver the following week for a Week 4 matchup against the Broncos. During Head Coach Doug Marrone’s two-year tenure at the helm of the Jaguars, Jacksonville is 5-2 in the month of September, including 2-0 on the road.

RACKING UP THE FREQUENT FLYER MILES: The Jaguars will travel 11,229 miles during the 2019 regular season, including eight away games and one home game at London’s Wembley Stadium.

A DIFFERENT SOUTH: The Jaguars will face off against the NFC South in 2019 – playing the Saints (Week 6) and Buccaneers (Week 13) at home in Jacksonville and going on the road to take on the Panthers (Week 5) and Falcons (Week 16). Jacksonville is 12-12 all-time against the NFC South in the regular season and will look to pick up its first victory against the NFC South since 2011.

FAMILIAR FACE: Jacksonville will take on both the New Orleans Saints (Week 6) and the New York Jets (Week 8) during the 2019 season. Prior to becoming the head coach at Syracuse University in 2009, Jaguars Head Coach Doug Marrone served as the offensive line coach for the Jets from 2002-05 and the offensive coordinator for the Saints from 2006-08. While with New Orleans, Marrone directed an offense that led the league in total yardage in 2006 (6,264) and 2008 (6,571). Saints QB Drew Brees made the Pro Bowl twice in Marrone’s three seasons coordinating New Orleans’ offense, including a first-team Associated Press All-Pro nod in 2006 and NFL Offensive Player of the Year honors in 2008.

NEW FACES, NEW PLACES: The Jaguars will face four teams with new head coaches in 2019 – Denver in Week 4 (Vic Fangio), Cincinnati in Week 7 (Zac Taylor), the New York Jets in Week 8 (Adam Gase) and Tampa Bay in Week 13 (Bruce Arians).

GREAT AGAINST THE NORTH: The Jaguars will travel to take on the Bengals in Week 7, making their first trip to Cincinnati since 2014 and their first road appearance against an AFC North opponent since traveling to Cleveland and Pittsburgh during the 2017 season. Since Doug Marrone was named the Jaguars’ head coach in January 2017, Jacksonville is 5-1 against the AFC North with a +85-point differential, including the postseason. In franchise history, the Jaguars are 48-34 against AFC North opponents, the team’s best mark against any division. From 1995-01, the Jaguars were in the AFC Central with the Browns, Bengals and Steelers.

RETURN TO LONDON: The Jaguars return to London for their seventh consecutive season in 2019 when they host the Houston Texans in Week 9. The Jaguars are 1-0 in divisional games in London, posting a 30-27 victory against the Colts in 2016. The Jaguars’ six games played in London are the most among any team in the NFL. The Jaguars’ Week 9 matchup will mark the Texans’ first game in the UK and their second ever game in the NFL’s International Series (Mexico City, 2016). The Jaguars have won three of their last four appearances at London’s Wembley Stadium. A total of four games will be played in London in 2019. In 2018, all three teams that won their games in London (Seahawks, Chargers, Eagles) made the postseason.

2019 LONDON GAMES

Week	Date	Visiting Team	Home Team	Site
6	10/13/18	Carolina Panthers	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Tottenham Hotspur
7	10/20/18	Chicago Bears	Oakland Raiders	Tottenham Hotspur
8	10/27/18	Cincinnati Bengals	Los Angeles Rams	Wembley Stadium
9	11/3/18	Houston Texans	Jacksonville Jaguars	Wembley Stadium

JAGUARS RESULTS IN LONDON

Week	Date	Opponent	Score	Site
8	10/27/13	San Francisco 49ers	L, 42-10	Wembley Stadium
10	11/9/14	Dallas Cowboys	L, 31-17	Wembley Stadium
7	10/25/15	Buffalo Bills	W, 34-31	Wembley Stadium
4	10/2/16	Indianapolis Colts	W, 30-27	Wembley Stadium
3	9/24/17	Baltimore Ravens	W, 44-7	Wembley Stadium
8	10/28/18	Philadelphia Eagles	L, 24-18	Wembley Stadium
9	11/3/19	Houston Texans	TBD	Wembley Stadium

BYE, BYE, BYE: The Jaguars’ Bye Week will take place during Week 10 of the 2019 season, which is the fourth time in franchise history the team has had their Bye Week during Week 10, and the first time since 2000. The Jaguars had a Week 10 Bye Week during their inaugural season in 1995.

SUNSHINE STATE: Jacksonville’s game against Tampa Bay in Week 13 marks the Jaguars’ 15th regular season intrastate game in franchise history. Jacksonville is 8-6 in games against Miami and Tampa Bay through their first 24 seasons, including a 17-7 road victory against the Dolphins last season.

DECEMBER IN THE BANK: The Jaguars will play three home games in December this season, hosting Tampa Bay on December 1, the Los Angeles Chargers on December 8 and finishing the season against Indianapolis on December 29. The last time the Jaguars played three homes games in December was in 2017 when they began a three-game win streak, defeating Indianapolis, 30-10, on December 3, Seattle, 30-24, on December 10 and Houston, 45-7, on December 17.

INDY GIVEN SUNDAY: Jacksonville split the season series against Indianapolis last season and posted the seventh shutout in franchise history in a 6-0 victory at TIAA Bank Field. The Jaguars have shut out the Colts for six straight halves entering 2019 and held Indianapolis scoreless in two of their last four meetings. Jacksonville will travel to play the Colts on Nov. 17 in Week 11 and hosts Indianapolis in the season finale on Dec. 29 in Week 17.

FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING: The Jaguars will play at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in the regular season for the first time in franchise history when they travel to Atlanta to face the Falcons in Week 16. Mercedes-Benz Stadium opened in 2017 and played host to Super Bowl LIII. The Jaguars played at Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium during the 2017 preseason.

LOOKING TO STAY PERFECT IN HOME SEASON FINALES: The Jaguars will conclude their season at home for the seventh time in franchise history and just the third time since 2000. Jacksonville’s most recent home finale also came against Indianapolis – a 19-13 victory in 2011 – and two of their six home games in Week 17 have come against AFC South opponents (Tennessee, 2005). Since the franchise’s inception in 1995, the Jaguars’ six home finales are the fewest in the NFL and they are the only team since 1995 to be undefeated in Week 17 home contests (6-0).

HOME SLATE FEATURES FIVE POSTSEASON TEAMS FROM LAST SEASON: Five of the Jaguars’ eight home games this season are against teams that qualified for last year’s postseason. Jacksonville’s home slate features three games against teams who won their respective division, including Kansas City (Week 1), New Orleans (Week 6) and Houston (London in Week 9).

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Jaguars Maul The Patriots 35-6

Published

3 weeks ago

September 27, 2026

Mike Brodsky

Jaguars vs. Patriots (Photo credit: Mike Brodsky, Florida National News)

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (Florida National News) – The Jacksonville Jaguars (2-1) beat the New England Patriots (1-2) 35-6 at EverBank Stadium today. The Jaguars have now won six consecutive home games dating back to November 16, 2025. The Jaguars lost their nine game regular season winning streak last week in Denver with their 20-13 loss to the Broncos.

The first quarter was a defensive battle, highlighted by the Jaguars sacking Patriots QB Drake Maye to force a fumble, which was recovered by NT DaVon Hamilton. But neither team put points on the board.

Early in the second quarter, Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence found WR Josh Cameron in the end zone for a 12 yard touchdown, followed by K Cam Little’s extra point, to put the Jags ahead 7-0. Soon after, it looked as though Maye had scrambled into the end zone for a 21 yard touchdown run, but that play was nullified by an offensive holding penalty by Patriots RT Morgan Moses. They did manage to score on a 35 yard field goal by K Andy Borregales, to narrow their deficit to 7-3. But the Jags extended their lead as Lawrence completed a 10 yard pass for WR Jakobi Meyers’ 25th career touchdown pass. That was also Lawrence’s 104th passing touchdown of his career, moving him past QB Blake Bortles for sole possession of second place on the Jaguars all-time list. QB Mark Brunell currently holds the team record with 144. After Little’s extra point, the Jags were up 14-3. The Patriots came close to scoring late in the second quarter, but Jaguars CB Travis Hunter had his first career interception, grabbing a pass by Maye intended for WR Efton Chism III in the end zone. The Jaguars gave Cam Little an opportunity to break his own NFL regular season record with a 70 yard field goal attempt, but it went wide right. The score remained 14-3 at the half.

Travis Hunter’s First Career Interception. (Photo Credit Arthur “Dell” Morgan)

On the Patriots first drive of the third quarter, Borregales attempted a 38 yard field goal, but it went wide right. Late in the quarter, Lawrence completed a 17 yard touchdown pass to WR Parker Washington, followed by Little’s XP, extending the lead to 21-3. As the Patriots took possession, Jaguars CB Jarrian Jones intercepted a Drake Maye pass intended for WR Kyle Williams. On the next play, RB Chris Rodriguez Jr. ran for a five yard touchdown. After another Little XP, the Jags were up 28-3 at the end of the third.

Early in the fourth quarter, Borregales redeemed himself with a 40 yard field goal, but the Pats remained down 28-6. The Jags added to their lead as RB Bhayshul Tuten ran for a 1 yard touchdown, and with Little’s extra point they finished the game up 35-6.

Trevor Lawrence finished with 182 passing yards and 3 TDs. Bhayshul Tuten led the Jaguars’ rushing with 73 yards and 1 TD. Jakobi Meyers was the leading receiver with 64 yards and 1 TD.

The Jaguars will be on the road for the month of October. They face the Bengals in Cincinnati on Sunday, October 4th at 1:00 p.m. Their next two games will be across the pond in London, where they’ll play the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, October 11th at 9:30 a.m. EST at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, and the Houston Texans on Sunday, October 18th at 9:30 a.m. EST at Wembley Stadium. The Jaguars have a bye for NFL Week 7, then return home to host the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, November 1st at 1:00 p.m. at EverBank Stadium. Be sure to follow www.FloridaNationalNews.com for more.

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Jaguars Blowout the Browns 34-10

Published

1 month ago

September 13, 2026

Mike Brodsky

Photo credit: Mike Brodsky, Florida National News

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (Florida National News) – The Jacksonville Jaguars (1-0) beat the Cleveland Browns (0-1) 34-10 at EverBank Stadium today. The Jags scored early and often in this dominant victory over Cleveland, extending their winning streak to nine games, which is now the second-longest regular season winning streak in franchise history.

Browns QB Deshaun Watson entered this game 7-0 against the Jaguars. This was also his first game since October 20, 2024, when he ruptured his Achilles tendon. Watson’s first drive of the game was ended by a Foye Oluokun interception. The Jaguars first drive ended with a 30 yard touchdown pass by QB Trevor Lawrence to WR Parker Washington, with K Cam Little adding the extra point, to put the Jags ahead 7-0. The Jags added another score on their next drive, as Lawrence had his 100th career touchdown pass, a 4 yard completion to WR Josh Cameron, for Cameron’s first career TD reception. Little added the XP, to put the Jags up 14-0 at the end of the first quarter.

The Jaguars next possession in the second quarter ended with a 47 yard field goal by Little, extending the Jaguars lead 17-0. On the Browns’ next possession, the Jags forced a fumble by WR KC Concepcion Jr., which was recovered by DE Josh Hines-Allen. Five plays later, Lawrence later completed a 14 yard touchdown pass to TE Brenton Strange, followed by another Little extra point, as the Jags moved ahead 24-0, which remained the score at halftime.

The Jaguars’ first possession of the third quarter ended with another score, as Lawrence found WR Jakobi Meyers in the end zone, completing a 32 yard pass, followed by another XP by Little. The Jags now led 31-0. The Browns finally put points on the board on their next drive, with a 26 yard field goal by K Andre Szmyt, reducing the deficit to 31-3. Little added a 40 yard field goal, putting the Jags ahead 34-3 at the end of the quarter.

Nick Mullens entered the game at Quarterback for the Jags about midway through the fourth quarter. Trevor Lawrence left the game with a QB rating of 150.6, his highest ever. The Browns did manage a 46 yard touchdown pass by Watston to WR Denzel Boston just after the two-minute warning, followed by Szmyt’s XP, making the final score 34-10.

Trevor Lawrence finished with 245 passing yards and 4 TDs. Bhayshul Tuten led the Jaguars’ rushing with 66 yards. Parker Washington was the leading receiver with 83 yards and 1 TD.

Trevor Lawrence also became only the fourth player in NFL history to record at least 100 passing touchdowns and 20 rushing touchdowns before turning 27 years old. The first three were Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen, and Cam Newton.

Today’s game also marked the return of WR/CB Travis Hunter, who missed 10 games last season with a torn LCL.

The Jaguars’ stadium renovations also continue all season long, with the team playing in Orlando’s Camping World Stadium for the 2027 season. For an update on this construction project, visit https://www.instagram.com/reel/DdPBZU-BqKC/?stkn=a2lrcXViMmx0aWJ5.

The Jaguars head west to Denver to play the Broncos on Sunday, September 20th at 4:05 p.m. EST. They return to EverBank to play the New England Patriots on Sunday, September 27th at 1:00 p.m. Be sure to follow www.FloridaNationalNews.com for more.

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Jaguars Lose to the Bills 27-24 in the AFC Wild Card Playoffs

Published

9 months ago

January 11, 2026

Mike Brodsky

Jaguars vs. Bills in the AFC Wild Card Round of the NFL Playoffs (Photo credit: Mike Brodsky, Florida National News)

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (Florida National News) – The Jacksonville Jaguars (13-5) lost to the Buffalo Bills (13-5) 27-24 at EverBank Stadium today in the AFC Wild Card Round of the NFL Playoffs. The Jaguars finished with nine more victories than last season, but fans are still disappointed that the miracle season has come to an end.

On Jacksonville’s second drive of the game, QB Trevor Lawrence threw a pass intended for WR Parker Washington that was intercepted by Bills LB Shaq Thompson. A couple of plays later, Bills QB Josh Allen was tacked by Jaguars DE Josh Hines-Allen, and Allen went to the Bills’ blue tent to be evaluated for a concussion, but was cleared to return. On the fourth down, K Matt Prater kicked a 50 yard field goal to put the Bills on the board 3-0, which was the score at the end of the first quarter.

Early in the second quarter, Trevor Lawrence completed a 3 yard touchdown pass to WR Brian Thomas Jr. and K Cam Little added the extra point, putting the Jaguars ahead 7-3. On the kickoff, the Jaguars benefited from a fumble by Bills RB Ray Davis that LB Devin Lloyd recovered. The Jaguars were on Buffalo’s 9 yard line when Trevor Lawrence tried to dive for a first down on 4th and 2, but came up a little short on the officials’ review. The Bills took possession and ended up scoring on Josh Allen’s two yard touchdown run, followed by Prater’s XP. The Jaguars managed to get into field goal position just before the half, but Cam Little missed a 54 yard field goal that hit the left upright, ending his streak of 20 consecutive field goals made, including a 67 yarder just last week which set the NFL outdoor record. The Bills were up 10-7 at halftime.

Matt Prater kicked a 47 yard field goal on the Bills’ first drive of the third quarter, extending their lead to 13-7. Cam Little redeemed himself with a 43 yard field goal on the Jaguars’ next drive, to narrow the Jags’ deficit to 13-10, which remained the score at the end of the third quarter.

Early in the fourth, Trevor Lawrence found Parker Washington in the end zone for a 6 yard touchdown pass, and after Cam Little’s XP, the Jags were ahead 17-13. But Josh Allen’s 15 yard touchdown pass to TE Dalton Kincaid, followed by Matt Prater’s XP, put the Bills up 20-17. The Jags responded with a 14 yard Lawrence touchdown pass to RB Travis Etienne Jr., and a Little XP, to put the Jaguars ahead 24-20. Josh Allen ran into the end zone for another Bills touchdown, followed by Prater’s XP with just over a minute left in the game, putting the Bills up 27-24. Trevor Lawrence threw a pass that was intercepted by Bills S Cole Bishop, effectively ending the season for the Jaguars.

Trevor Lawrence finished with 207 passing yards and 3 TDs. Travis Etienne Jr. led the Jaguars’ rushing with 67 yards. Parker Washington was the leading receiver with 107 yards and 1 TD. Today’s attendance was 70,250.

Today marked the Jaguars’ 17th playoff game in history. With today’s loss, they are now 5-3 in the Wild Card round, and 4-2 at home in the playoffs. Jacksonville beat the Bills in the 1996 AFC Wild Card round to win their first playoff game in franchise history.

The AFC Divisional Playoff schedule will be announced after the completion of this weekend’s playoff games. Be sure to follow www.FloridaNationalNews.com for more.